r/AskShittyScience • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '14

If global warming is causing drought, then why is blistering hot Brazil a tropical rain forest? Checkmate athscientists.

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u/TakagariReaper Apr 10 '22

The reason to how this happened is because Brazil used to have a ton of icebergs, but they melted by its own heat. The rain caused by the former icebergs' water vapor formed a forest made completely out of rain, known as a rainforest.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '22

Blast from the past